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How is this disorder inherited? State your reasoning

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Hereditary disorders are conditions that are transferred from parent to kid due to mutations (changes) in specific genes or chromosomes. Several members of the same immediate family (such as a mother, daughter, and sister) may suffer from the same hereditary syndrome, which can be passed down from one or both parents.

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